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Oct 4
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Op-ed

The law that drives the development of AI

Anyone who understands AI's scaling laws understands the future.

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Sep 23
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Op-ed

Are our politicians AI skeptics?

Either they ignore the challenges, or they ridicule them.

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Sep 19
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Op-ed

Norway has been a leader in global health — with new committee, we hope it continues

Millions of lives depend on Norway to continue its efforts on global health. Therefore, we ask a committee of experts led by Camilla Stoltenberg to advise on Norway's strategy for the future.

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Sep 17
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Op-ed

Even the government can't claim that the electric car subsidies are effective climate policy now

Effective, global climate policy is not outdated. That's the future.

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Sep 14
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Op-ed

Science has not provided good enough answers to the question of the origin of the pandemic

Here politics has become entwined with what should have been open and free research.

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Sep 13
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Op-ed

What do we owe the future?

Do we have moral obligations towards people that do not yet exist? In long-term ethics, one is concerned with the future, but what does it really entail?

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Sep 6
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Op-ed

Dangerously fast in the wrong direction

Creating super-intelligent KI will be humanity's greatest achievement. But will it be the best or worst thing we've created?

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Sep 4
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Op-ed

Cut electric car subsidies - spend the money out

The electric car subsidies cost too much and seem too little. Replace them with more effective climate action abroad.

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Sep 2
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Policy note

Antimicrobial resistance - Taking action on pull incentives in Norway

Antimikrobiell resistens (AMR) er en alvorlig og raskt voksende folkehelsetrussel. I 2022 ble det anslått at AMR førte til 1,27 millioner dødsfall globalt. Dette notatet beskriver en modell som estimerer at det i 2015 gikk tapt minst 240 liv i Norge på grunn av antimikrobiell resistens. Modellen er utarbeidet av Alliance for Reducing Microbial Resistance (ARMoR) med innspill fra tankesmien Langsikt. Utviklingskjeden for antimikrobielle midler har over tid blitt utarmet, og er nå klart utilstrekkelig for å levere medikamentene som trengs for å behandle resistente infeksjoner. En viktig årsak til dette er markedssvikt i legemiddelmarkedet, der dagens insentivstruktur gjør det ulønnsomt å kommersialisere nye antibiotika. ARMoR foreslår en satsing på såkalte pull-insentiver som en del av løsningen på denne markedssvikten.

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Aug 22
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Op-ed

Government's climate funding is tinkering with numbers

Norway contributes less than we claim and “aid-washes” profitable investments.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

Want to cut corporate taxes: -- Should do something to get more investment

First published:
E24
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17.10.2025

Trade Council member Kristoffer Berg is interviewed in E24 about the Long-Term memo “Tax policy for the future”.

Fewer journalists, more KI — who powers the walls?

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Behind the News with Elin Ludvigsen
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16.10.2025

Senior Advisor Tellef Raabe on the podcast Behind the News with Elin Ludvigsen to discuss KI and the media.

Camilla Stoltenberg on podcast about global health

First published:
Liberal Half-Hour
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7.10.2025

Trade Council member Camilla Stoltenberg speaks on global health on Liberal Halftime. In 2024, she chaired the Stoltenberg Committee on Global Health, where Long Term was one of the principals.

We earned almost twice as much as we gave in aid

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Panorama News
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3.10.2025

Norfund should be allowed by the government to invest in several sectors, including health and education, says Eirik Mofoss. He is interviewed about the profitability of Norwegian investments in Africa.

Senior Adviser Tellef Raabe on podcast about KI and media economy

First published:
Podme
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29.9.2025

Tellef Raabe discusses together with Gievær & the gang.

Criticism of Langsikt Memo “Welcome to New NORAD Director”

First published:
Panorama News
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29.9.2025

Social anthropologist and special adviser for West Africa at Det Norske Missionsselskap (NMS) asks whether pooling aid will make it more effective.

Calls for AI measures: — Students, do not become apathetic!

First published:
Università
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24.9.2025

Other divisions in the AI system, base salaries and a system of apprenticeships for graduates. Research director in the think-tank Long Term Aksel Braanen Sterri in a report in Universitas.

Follow-up to Senior Adviser's Tellef Raabe's Chronicle on Potential KI-Created Media Crisis

First published:
The class struggle
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17.9.2025

DN editor calls for a common front against tech giants, writes Klassekampen. Aftenposten launches KI newshunter, reports Journalisten. Both cases build on Tellef Raabe's chronicle “Media Crisis on the Stairs” and ChatGPT's access to articles behind paywall.

Chatbot renders cases behind the paywall

First published:
Klassekampen
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16.9.2025

Chat GPT summarizes articles that are only available to subscribers. The media crisis starts now, believes media researcher and senior adviser in Long Term, Tellef Raabe.

The Future Panel on the Daily Revue on Wales' Future Legislation

First published:
NRK
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14.9.2025

On the occasion of Democracy Day, the Future Panel's recommendation for a future representative was raised in the Daily Revue. Long Term was one of seven principals behind the Future panel.

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